Series over!

Final#Birdball 7
No. 10 Virginia Tech 3
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— Boston College Baseball (@BCBirdBall) March 12, 2023

Boston College baseball won both games of its doubleheader down in Blacksburg today, which won them the series against the #10 Virginia Tech Hokies. After defeating #2 Tennessee last week, Birdball has put together a bit of a hot streak to start the season, posting a 12-2 record to this point.

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— BC Men's Basketball (@BCMBB) March 8, 2023

Boston College men’s basketball announced today (in Quinten Post’s native language of Dutch) that the star center would be available for the Eagles’ second round ACC tournament match-up against UNC.

Boston College's Quinten Post (ankle) is a game-time decision for today's game against North Carolina, per Earl Grant. Averages 15.2 PPG.

— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) March 8, 2023

After missing yesterday’s contest against Louisville in the ACC tournament, Boston College center Quinten Post remains questionable to return from the sprained ankle he suffered last week against Georgia Tech. BC will need Post, who has been their best player this season, to stand much of a chance against UNC tonight.

Quinten Post is OUT today against Louisville. Just got word.

— Jack Bergamini (@BergaminiJack) March 7, 2023

Boston College center Quinten Post is still nursing an ankle sprain and will remained sidelined for the opening of the ACC tournament against Louisville. Should BC advance, Post could return for the following rounds.

Quinten Post is DAY-TO-DAY, according to Earl Grant.

"A sprained ankle, nothing more than that. You know, it's day-to-day. We saw him yesterday, he was moving around better. We'll work with him tonight ... and we'll have a better feel, better understanding of where he is."

— Sourabh Gokarn (@sourabhgokarn) March 6, 2023

Earl Grant said on Monday morning that Quinten Post suffered a sprained ankle versus Georgia Tech last week and his injury is day-to-day. The team hopes he can return for the ACC tournament, which starts Tuesday against Louisville.